Samsung's new $650 smart camera, the NX2000, boasts connectivity like the older Galaxy Camera. But this isn't a camera grafted onto an Android point and shoot. This is more like an appealing DSLR with Wi-Fi and NFC.
Samsung's new $650 smart camera, the NX2000, boasts connectivity like the older Galaxy Camera. But this isn't a camera grafted onto an Android point and shoot. This is more like an appealing DSLR with Wi-Fi and NFC.
Samsung Electronics Co. is planning to launch a new eight-inch tablet and a new smartphone built to withstand harsh environments this summer, boosting the company's large roster of products with several devices designed to appeal to business and government clients.
Part of the Galaxy Camera's appeal is undeniably the convenience of a constant cellular connection, but if a $500 price tag and monthly data tariff aren't quite your style, perhaps this new $450 model will be a bit more palatable. Samsung...Show More Summary
Apple's iPhone continues to overshadow Samsung in consumer appeal, as a quick look at Twitter activity during the two tech giants' flagship device launches shows the latest iPhone 5 netted more five times as many messages compared to the Galaxy S4, says one analyst.
The better to introduce its new Galaxy S IV space phone to the public, Samsung hired a troupe of actors to perform several cheesy, poorly-written burlesques about the phone's appeal across the sundry demographics that comprise the American space phone purchasing contingent. Show More Summary
A U.S. appeals court has denied Apple a rehearing on the rejection of an injunction on sales of Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Nexus. Apple had earlier questioned a criterion for preliminary injunctions used by the court.
The company asked...Show More Summary
Apple may have emerged victorious over Samsung when it comes to sales in the fourth quarter of 2012, but Samsung’s lawyers are no doubt celebrating as it has emerged that the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has denied Apple’s request to enforce a ban on sales of Read more...
Apple’s attempt to ban the sales of the highly regarded Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone in the US was thwarted by the US Appeals Court, and with the rejection of this sales ban attempt, we can all look forward to the trial between Samsung and Apple that is set to commence in March 2014. Show More Summary
The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit rejected a bid from Apple today to review and reconsider the sales ban, originally granted and then reversed, on Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus phones. While this type of reconsideration, called an en banc review, is rare, it makes sense that Apple (as well as Samsung) would ask [...]Show More Summary
After the U.S. Court of Appeals reversed a proposed sales ban on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus this past October, Apple requested that the ban be reconsidered. The request was a long shot and it didn't swing in Cupertino's favor, as Reuters...Show More Summary
Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphones will remain on store shelves now that a judge has shot down Apple’s bid to ban sales of the iPhone competitor. The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington D.C. denied Apple’s request to reinstate an...
Apple failed in its effort to get an import ban on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. A U.S. appeals court rejected Apple’s request after revisiting an October decision by the same court. Apple had been hoping that the new panel of judges would overturn the earlier ruling. Show More Summary
At some point, you’d think that Apple (AAPL) would give up on banning the Galaxy Nexus and instead focus on banning some of Samsung’s (005930) more popular devices instead. As Reuters reports, the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington, D.C. Show More Summary
Reuters reported today that a U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington rejected Apple’s attempt to get a sales ban on Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus. Apple asked the court to revisit a previous decision to reject the company’s request for the sales ban leading up to a full trial set for March 2014. The case [...]
Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) isn’t due to go to trial against Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. in a patent battle regarding the Galaxy Nexus smartphone until next March, but it tried to be proactive in its pursuit of imposing a sales ban against the device. But just breaking Thursday, the full Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in [...]
Apple's bid to once again ban sales of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus handset was denied on Thursday by a U.S. appeals court.
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Thursday rejected Apple Inc's request to revive its bid for a sales ban on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus smartphone, dashing the iPhone maker's attempt to recover crucial leverage in the global patent wars.
The decision by a United States appeal court to continue allowing Samsung to sell the Galaxy Nexus prevents Apple from protecting the patents a jury previously found the Nexus to be infringing on, Apple's lawyers have argued.
A three-judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals blocked Apple’s request in October to ban sales of Samsung’s (005930) Galaxy line of smartphones. Since then, the company has asked the nine active Federal Circuit judges to reconsider their decision, while Samsung has urged the appeals court to stand by its pretrial ruling. Show More Summary